"Tile, stone and carpet care from Protech including natural
stone restoration, Travertine tile cleaning and restoration,
marble polishing, stamped concrete restoration,
paver restoration.
Since 1988
Stamped and decorative concrete refinishing can make your concrete look new again!, Keep it protected with our sealing services.
Machine honing & polishing can completely restore your limestone, travertine, marble & granite countertops.
We bring back the lasting beauty of your mexican pavers, italian pavers and saltillos. We restore, clean and seal them for you. Call today for an estimate.
Marble, stone, Travertine and other fine flooring require EXPERT floor restoration to do it right. Protech is Ventura County's Expert! Call today.
All of your tile, stone & concrete can look beautiful again! We do it all - and we do it right!
We are family owned and operated! We treat our customers like family and their homes as if they were our own.
Marble floor is dull! There are a few steps that will help this beautiful marble floor its life back. First, the floor was honed with diamond abrasive pads in order to even our the surface. Next, the marble floor must be polished to insure it receives it shine and luster. These are key steps in [...]
March 28, 2012
Dirty travertine needs cleaned! Dirt trapped in holes and grout lines leave travertine looking dirty and worn. A proper clean and seal is what this travertine stone floor needed to get its luster back. Pressure washing brings dirt up and out of travertine tiles and grout lines leaving it looking like new. After the floor [...]
March 15, 2012
Granite counter needs help! This granite counter top has been damaged due to the rusting of the iron rodding under the stone. A piece of the granite was removed in order to replace and repair this counter top. Granite fabrication involves polishing the stone with diamond abrasives for a smooth finish and installing to match [...]
March 7, 2012
Etched marble needs repair! A shampoo bottle was left in the top, left corner of this marble bath tub leaving a lighter appearance where acid hit. Etching occurs when an acidic product is left on the surface of a stone and slowly reacts with the calcium carbonate, eating away at the marble. This marble bath [...]
March 1, 2012
